Welcome to the Milborne Port Churches
in the Bruton and Cary Deanery in the Diocese of Bath and Wells.
We are now a Benefice of 8 churches as we welcome the churches of Blackford, Compton Pauncefoot and Maperton. Please see Our Churches.
Services for the coming week
Sat 15 Nov
Sun 16 Nov 2nd Sunday before Advent
2 Thessalonians 3:6-13, Luke 21:5-19
Tue 18 Nov
Wed 19 Nov
Forthcoming Events
Saturday 15 November 10:00 am
Saturday 15 November 7:00 pm
Friday 21 November 7:00 pm
Saturday 22 November 12:00 pm
Rectory Letters
A Letter from Rev Rona November 2025
Re-Membering As the year turns towards November, I’ve been thinking about what it means to be a member of something. We all have groups, teams, and communities we belong to — family, friends, clubs, or causes ..
News
Bethlehem Baubles
Support your Church AND help families in Palestine The Baubles are absolutely beautiful (there's a sample in the office now). They are directly helping some of the most tragic situations ..
Our Team
A list of priests and lay people who have particular jobs, together with their contact details
Safeguarding
We follow the guidelines set down by the Church of England. The Benefice safeguarding officer is Mrs Nicki Edwards
Parish Giving
If you would like an easy new way to give money to your parish, have a look at this new scheme that is now available for all to use.
Our Churches
There are eight churches in six parishes in our benefice, located close to the Somerset/Dorset border.
Magazines
Milborne Port Magazine November 2025
With church services and news, events and information from village organisations.
Events
15 Nov Quiz Night
In Aid of St John’s Church.Saturday 15th November Village Hall 6.30 for 7.00 startTickets £12 Available from Wayne’s Butchers.Teams of 6 to 8 people.Bring your own ..
Photo Gallery
St John's Church Fete 2025
St John's Church Fete was held on the 19th July 2025 on a warm, dry, somewhat cloudy day. Attendance was greater than the last few years when the weather was wet and windy. One innovation this year was a live band 'One for the Road' who provided the entertainment. The fete was opened by Wayne Pullen who also provided sausages and burgers for the barbecue. It raised about £2,500 gross.
